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  • Belleau, engraving by Radel
    Rémy Belleau

    …Guise inspired Belleau to write La Bergerie (1565–72; “The Shepherd’s Song”), a collection of pastoral odes, sonnets, hymns, and amorous verse. Belleau’s detailed descriptions of nature and works of art earned him a reputation as a miniaturist in poetry and prompted Ronsard to characterize him as a “painter of nature.”…

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    …Guise inspired Belleau to write La Bergerie (1565–72; “The Shepherd’s Song”), a collection of pastoral odes, sonnets, hymns, and amorous verse. Belleau’s detailed descriptions of nature and works of art earned him a reputation as a miniaturist in poetry and prompted Ronsard to characterize him as a “painter of nature.”…

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